, 1887-02-17


ter stood prior to the trial. Accord-
ing to the verdict Mr.. Marquette Is
required TO pay commission OF SlOo
and costs, which Is considerable OF |
nm Item in itself. Mr.. Marquette |
will take the case to higher court.
Saturday night Emma Abbott de-
lights large and appreciative audi
ence In the opera house. Monday
night the Stuttz opera and DRAMATIC
company plays 81 he Pearl of Savoy
at the opera house, while the Waltz
club gives another ball at the Con-
cordia hall. Tuesday Staus holds
his shooting match In the day time,
the StuttZ company perform In .he
opera house. and the q. A. II. gives
campfire at Concordia hall. That
isa pretty fair record for three nights
in Spokane Falls. Hold on, there,
the y. NJ. c. a. have spelling
match in their hall Saturday night,
II very pleasant entertainment to all
who participate. There may be
few other events to transpire during
the time mentioned that have been
overl ooked, but the list Is long
enough to keep the population busy
In the issue of yesterday mention
was made that Mr.. SimOn Seiten-
bach, the genial little gentleman
connected with the White House:
had departed on trip to Portland
and Albany, Oregon. He did so, but
that was only small part OF his
mission. After visiting those cities
Mr.. Seitenbach will prolOng his jour.
ney to San Francisco, Chicago and
New York, where he goes to select
u stock of goods for the spring ana
summer campaign, the ike OF when
has never been shipped across the
continent to 81 north western station.
The young gentleman will be absent
some time and in the meantime the
White House will keep on the even
tenor OF Its way with the old reliable
Mr.. Flynn at the helm, and under
his guidance the establishment will
continue its old time popularity.
from Thursdays daily.
The mercury keeps down about
zero pretty closely every night.
SPECIAL business meeting Of the y.
M. G.. A. at II. =. Reeves office to-
night ut Z o'clock, sharp.
Yesterday Mr.. G.. w. Geib resigned
his position as manager OF the elec-
trio light system In this city.
Business men are complaining of
dull times although the streets are
crowded with people and teams ev-
cry day.
The college literary society will
commemorate the birthday OF wash
ington by an open meeting on FRI
day evening.
Spokane may be considered quite
city when three or four attractions
| Il e. 4 H..
q good crowd is insured for all OF
them.
The board of commissioners were
engaged yesterday looking over re-
ports of road viewers and appointing
of road overseers where none were
elected.
The Waltz club meeting takes
place Monday night OF next week
because Lent begins wednesday,
and the club never gives dances DUR
ing that season.
A slight addition to the stock of
snow on hand yesterday helped to
swell the total fall for the month. 1t
has been many years since so much
snow has been known In February.
The spelling match ut the Y. NJ:
C. A. rooms, on Saturday night, Will
begin at 1880. Wilson'S speiler will
be used with Webster as authority.
All are invited to spell. Admission
10 cents.
The Stuttz operate and dramatic
company, that plays an engagement
of two nights next week, comes
highly recommended by the press
of the cities in which the troupe has
performed.
A few more seats for the Emma
Abbott performance remain unsold.
Those who have not secured tick
cts should do so at onre. The dia-
gram of the hall is at Clough u Co.'s
book store.
VIM. Haskins, who has been
known here for IL long time as the
leading merchant of Kingston, Is
about to change his location to
Wardner, where he is putting up
large building So says the News.
N The Pyke opera company is ex-
nected to return the latter part OF
next week and give the people q
couple of nights OF opera. This Will
fill in the week pretty effectually and
the public will he prepared to stand
rest for some time.
II YOU have not already invested
i'm ticket for the Grand Army
campfire that come off next Tues
day evening hunt up member of
the post and buy one. 1t will help
out the old veterans and the amount
is SO small that tho investor will not
miss ii.
The Wardner Mining and Milling
company have filed articles of incOr-
poration with the territorial secre-
larry. Their directors ale Willis
Sweet, w. w. Baker and III. q.
Baker, of Moscow; Miles Z. Moore,
of Walla Walla, and George B. Nc
Cauley, OF Wardner. Their capital
is placed at 500, O,OOO.--Murray Rec
ord.
The train that arrived from the
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